3 Big Media Misses During the Coronavirus Pandemic

 
 
Mar 27, 2020
 

Good morning from Washington, where President Trump sees good news in the record number of COVID-19 cases revealed by stepped-up testing. Liberals want to give the suddenly unemployed more than they made before, as the massive coronavirus relief bill heads to a vote today in the House. On the podcast, the topic is how to do good to others without the government's horning in. Plus: the media's silly spin during a crisis, and a dad and daughter sing the anxiety away. On this date in 1912, first lady Helen Taft joins the wife of the Japanese ambassador in planting two Yoshino cherry trees near the Jefferson Memorial, among 3,020 gifted by Japan. Take care this weekend.

 
 
 
Commentary
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By Jarrett Stepman

The media has made some serious missteps in recent months and acted unseriously in this serious time.
Commentary
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By Rachel Greszler

Unemployment claims jump more than 1,000%, with initial claims rising from 282,000 to 3.3 million as businesses laid off workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
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By Fred Lucas

The United States now has the highest number of COVID-19 cases, but President Trump says that's because more people are being tested, and he casts doubt on whether China is accurately reporting coronavirus cases.
Commentary
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By Daniel H. Johnson Jr.

As we manage the public health crisis as best we can, it is equally important to plan for the aftermath, when we "bend the curve" in reducing infection and contagion.
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By Rachel del Guidice

"The CARES Act will cripple the economy by pushing people away from their employers and onto unemployment insurance," says The Heritage Foundation's Paul Winfree.
Analysis
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By Virginia Allen

"Government is a big, faceless bureaucracy," says Peter Lipsett of Donors Trust, adding: "But the person running the local soup kitchen knows the people coming in there and knows when they may look a little sick and they need a little intervention."
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By Virginia Allen

A father-and-daughter duo from Kaysville, Utah, decide to sing "The Prayer" when 15-year-old Savanna's choir cancels practices due to the coronavirus.
 
     
 
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